auditive (Meaning)
Wordnet
auditive (a)
of or relating to the process of hearing
Webster
auditive (a.)
Of or pertaining to hearing; auditory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of auditive
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auditive Sentence Examples
- The auditive feedback provided by the hearing aid enhanced his ability to engage in conversations.
- Her acute auditive perception allowed her to discern subtle nuances in the symphony's performance.
- The auditive stimulation of the white noise machine created a calming ambiance for studying.
- The auditive component of the multimedia presentation captivated the audience's attention.
- The student's auditive memory proved invaluable when recalling information for the exam.
- The surgeon relied on auditive cues to guide his precise movements during the delicate operation.
- The band's auditive harmony was a testament to their years of practice and dedication.
- The auditive impact of the city's traffic could be overwhelming for visitors from quieter environments.
- The scientist used auditive sensors to monitor the activity level of the wildlife in the tropical rainforest.
- The auditive recognition software enabled the computer to transcribe spoken words into text documents.
FAQs About the word auditive
of or relating to the process of hearingOf or pertaining to hearing; auditory.
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No antonyms found.
The auditive feedback provided by the hearing aid enhanced his ability to engage in conversations.
Her acute auditive perception allowed her to discern subtle nuances in the symphony's performance.
The auditive stimulation of the white noise machine created a calming ambiance for studying.
The auditive component of the multimedia presentation captivated the audience's attention.
